The Lions took a look at Landry last offseason after he was released by the Washington Redskins. Dealing with an Achilles tendon injury that cost him 15 games the two previous seasons, the Lions simply felt the price tag was too high.

Landry, 28, reestablished his value in one season with the New York Jets, playing all 16 games in 2012, making 99 stops, forcing four fumbles and intercepting two passes. He was also named to the Pro Bowl for the first time in his career.

The Lions will be hosting Glover Quin on Wednesday. If the team is able to reach an agreement with the Houston Texans safety, it's likely the Lions would scrap a visit with Landry.